Sentences with phrase «many times the agent»

Peifer has been a licensed, full - time agent for nearly 30 years, starting as an individual and forming her team in 2004.

TheRedPin, Brokerage is a full - service brokerage with full - time agents offering you the best service and real estate advice to help you find the perfect home for you.

If he waits until the player is a legitimate 1st round talent he will have to compete with big time agents.

When Wade and Haslem's long - time agent, Henry Thomas, passed away while Wade was still playing for Cleveland, Riley showed up at the funeral to pay his respects.

Will update in the coming days «Tweeted by Muzzi Ozcan who is supposedly a pretty big - time agent.

But, although she dresses nothing like Paul Stretford or even Aidy Ward, she is a big - time agent who could have a massive say in this summer's transfer window.

It would not be the first time an agent had lied, but I think there is substance behind reports.

Brian is the long time agent of Felice Herrig, Carla Esparza, Max Galloway, he has managed Rose and JJ.

He said 85 % of Tory constituency agents were based in safe seats with only 19 full - time agents in marginal seats.

They don't fold the first time an agent, magazine editor or publisher tells them, «This isn't for us.»

Valerian (Dane DeHaan) and Laureline (Cara Delevingne) are space / time agents who are sent by the government on a mission to the intergalactic city of Alpha — home to a multitude of species from all over the universe.

By the time his agent is telling him that every producer in Hollywood is pursuing the screen rights, we just want the movie to end already.

Even though Evan Lake (Nicholas Cage) has been told he needs to retire from the CIA, the long - time agent isn't quitting until he completes unfinished business with an old enemy (Alexander Karim).

He's the long time agent for Barbara De Angelis, PH.D. (the relationship guru who was married to John Gray, author of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus).

But then I think about how many times an agent may have to read the ms before she decides it's ready for submission, I'm not surprised agents have to absolutely love it (and know there's a market for the book).

Consider this: It typically takes 1 - 2 years for a book to be traditionally published, and that's just from the time the agent makes the initial sale to the publisher.

* Top literary agents work full - time, have many years of experience, and treat their profession as serious business (they aren't part - time agents with second jobs to make ends meet and they don't think of agenting as a hobby).

The more time an agent spends with an editor or publisher, the better sense he / she will get about what type of projects that particular editor or publisher is looking for.

And have realistic expectations about how much time your agent will be able to spend with you, even if he or she does live right next door.

Like any government, the Vatican does indeed maintain a sophisticated intelligence - gathering operation, even employing full - time agents.

The Vatican maintains a sophisticated intelligence - gathering operation, even employing full - time agents.

A bonus hardly anyone thinks about when faced with big - time agents and editors and the possibility of publication.

I have a friend who wrote up a proposal for a project that crossed a few boundaries on the «disturbing» level, and her long - time agent said, «I can't sell this in the current market, and I don't feel comfortable submitting it.»

I shopped my first project for years, and the only time any agent ever looked at it was when I knew someone at the agency.

In turn, they've relentlessly squeezed authorized agent margins to subsidize this investment, while at the same time agents» inventory costs have soared.

I said I'd keep the flight and did a HUCA (hang up, call again) and this time the agent was baffled why the «system was adding a $ 75 fee» — eventually click - clacking it away.

The audio director, Don, had an idea of what he wanted it to sound like but at the time my agent had contacted me he had hooked onto Christopher Young, who got his name doing horror scores.

But by the time the agents conducted the search, a supporting affidavit that was cross-referenced in the warrant and that particularly described the things to be seized had been placed under seal and thus was not present during the search.

Both times the agents were not just professional and helpful but seemed to be genuinely concerned about my mother's condition.

To help you kindly weed out that part - time agent who lives 50 miles away from you and also happens to be your Aunt Millie's best friend, here are some questions you may want to ask serious prospects:

A lot of times agents misguide and ask you to not disclose certain required things because that might increase your premium amount.

At RootFin.com we are long time agents of Genworth, we like them for their liberal underwriting in various niches.

Sells term life insurance policies via «networking» rather than through full - time agents who make a career of selling life insurance.

For context, most other life insurance companies sell their products through full - time agents who make a career in life insurance sales.

In the case of an offline term plan, information is given to the agent and most of the times agent only fills the proposal form which constitutes the basis for an insurance company providing insurance to you.

Often times an agent will quote you renters insurance with a lower coverage amount or higher deductible in order to entice you with a lower monthly premium.

Top earning part - time agents earn up to 45k (base + commission).

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With a team of 13 full - time agents and an in - house marketing team, you'll have unparalleled support in every aspect of your real estate transaction.

This may be the perfect solution for you since you won't be working as a full time agent.

However, I am a full - time agent and a part - time investor.

This is because we hire full - time agents who are experts in real estate.

As a full - time agent I spend 60 + hours a week finding deals, networking, lead generating, performing thorough due diligence, preparing property profiles, studying the market, writing / submitting offers, bidding, negotiating and marketing.

When someone is going to spend over $ 1.5 million, it's hard to do with part - time agents.»

The consumer that hires a part - time agent — assuming that they know the agent is part - time — has most likely done so because there is some personal relationship between the consumer and the agent, however, this motivation has also been common to the hiring of a full - time agents, as well.

I'm not saying that all part time agents are incompetent, (or not at the level of their peers), but using the analology of «Mother Nature and the survival of the fittest» if you do a really lousy job and you don't survive, it's because you weren't healthy, fast or smart enough to compete.

I don't understand, how the current CREA president would reconcile the client of a part - time agent missing out on an opportunity, due to other employment obligations — especially if said client wasn't aware of the agents part - time status.

Although 100 - percent models are a good fit for part - time agents or people looking to invest in a new career, for the model to be sustainable, you should have agents who are producing at least one transaction per month.

This leads to part time agents who can not maintain professional standards and can not afford to upgrade skills.

A brokerage will likely get some revenue from the part - time agent and he / she will contribute something to market share.